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the growth of yeast in the ingesta (food mass in the digestive
system). The digestive system is the breeding grounds for Candida
and other yeast. Candidacidin Antifungal treatment will effectively
break the chain of yeast and Candida overgrowth. Antifungal Macrofiber cleans the lower inestines for
Digestive Regularity
Good To Go Antifungal treatment in itself is not
a weight loss magic bullet; however, when added to a practical
weight loss program with effort and discipline, it acts
like a magic bullet, making your efforts both more productive
and permanent. Whatever your weight loss goal is you will reach
your goal sooner and achieve lasting results when you fight the
Candida overgrowth, infection, or infestation effectively.
Good To Go Naturopathic Antifungal treatment is meant
to be used in conjunction with probiotics, diet control, and Strechercise
or exercise to keep the digestive system moving; digestive aids
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- How Long Does
Food Sit In Your System?
The time
it takes for food to travel through the digestive tract, known
as bowel transit time, is dependent on diet and varies greatly
from person to person. For example, people who eat a high-fiber
diet (large quantities of fruits, vegetables, and whole grains)
tend to have rapid transit times and bulky stools.
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- During digestion,
your food is chewed and swallowed; then acid and digestive enzymes
are added as it moves through your stomach. Upon leaving your
stomach, the food is squeezed through your 15-21 foot long small
intestines. As it moves through, nutrients and water are absorbed
for use by your body. It continues to move by rippling waves
of muscular contractions through your large intestines. Whatever
hasn't been digested and absorbed by your intestines combines
with water, bacteria, and various excreted substances to become
stool. Stool is expelled from your body through your anus. The
time this entire process takes (your bowel transit time) is one
measure of your bowel function.
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- There is an
easy way to measure your bowel transit time in the privacy of
your home: food markers. There are many foods that, either through
color, texture, or both, show up at the end of the journey in
a recognizable fashion: beets, blueberries, cherry tomatoes,
and corn are a few that I have found to be very reliable. (I
suggest blueberries or cherry tomatoes, as beets and corn are
both high glycemic foods that support yeast growth.)
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- A home bowel
transit test can help you to become more aware of your bowel
function level and to see how different foods in your diet can
effect the rate at which food moves through your digestive tract;
the faster the food moves through the digestive tract, the less
time your system has for yeast to grow and establish colonies
in your system.
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- If you plan
to use food markers to measure bowel transit time at home, do
not eat these foods for a few days before starting the test. To test your fastest transit time, do not eat anything
after 6 PM at night. After 8 AM the next morning, eat a small
container (about a cup and a half to two cups) of your chosen
marker food. Do not eat anything else until after noon. When
your marker food exits, merely subtract the time you ate the
marker food from the time it exits.
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- To test your
slowest transit time, eat normally through the day, and eat a
large dinner including foods from several food groups: meat,
grain, green vegetables and starch (potatoes, rice, etc.) Add
dessert if you like, to maximize the starting status. Eat nothing
after 6 PM. The next morning, eat your food marker morning meal,
and again wait until after noon to return to normal eating. The
time difference between the food marker consumption and the marker
exit is your longest transit time.
STOP THE GROWTH
OF YEAST IN YOUR SYSTEM BEFORE IT REACHES YOUR
LARGE INTESTINES AND TAKES UP RESIDENCE.
REDUCE THE AMOUNT OF YEAST (CANDIDA) ALREADY INFESTING
(INFECTING) AND CONGESTING YOUR BOWELS.
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